Packsize Taps Into Global Manufacturing and Demand and Grows 40% with SAP and Bramasol

Chosen as one of Forbes America’s Most Promising Companies, the Packsize story is one manufacturing companies need to watch. Join this webcast to learn how Packsize partnered with SAP and Bramasol to establish a solid foundation to support a yearly growth rate of 40%. After implementation of the SAP Business-All-In-One solution, Packsize has achieved global visibility into manufacturing demand and status, procurement needs and sales activity. With that result Packsize continues to attract marquee companies across the globe and recently just established a relationship with Staples as their sole supplier for On Demand Packaging®.

Watch this informative webinar to learn how to:

• Improve business processes across your business
• Achieve supply chain efficiency
• Prepare your business for expanding markets and international growth
• How working closely with Bramasol can bring new innovations online, on time and within budget
• Real customer examples that have resulted from the relationship (Staples)
• Derive value chain impact- from order through shipment to disposal

Presenter:

Emil Bohn – Global VP of Organizational Effectiveness & Human Resources, Packsize

Emil Bohn leads the Strategic Partnerships Business Unit at Packsize, which leverages the manufacturer’s leadership in On Demand Packaging® to build unparalleled projects and relationships worldwide. He is also charged with ensuring that Packsize has the capabilities and capacity to support a demanding year-over-year growth rate.

For more than 30 years, Bohn has worked directly with senior leaders across the globe, helping them determine where to take their companies next, crafting and executing the strategy required to get there, and implementing the systems needed to run the business successfully over the long-term. His experience spans a wide spectrum of industries including energy, financial services, hospitality, transportation, insurance, direct sales, healthcare, telecommunications, and manufacturing.